It could be argued that this superbly crafted device is the true successor to the outstanding K800i. It is hoped that the success of the C905 will demonstrate that Sony Ericsson continues to produce quality products as the industry moves towards ever more advanced all-round communications devices.

apt.pupil, 29 Sep 2008Just got my hands on one in Australia.
It is a brilliant little phone. Has 2 softkeys and a... moreThe flash is xenon, you are wrong! And one question, how is the battery life? Thank you.

It is a brilliant little phone. Has 2 softkeys and a shirtcut button where the traditional back key is.

The camera quality is great, and it has a bright(not Xenon) flash. I tested the flash through discharge. The video camera on it is also crisp, but has just a little bit of a stutter when there is a lot of backround movement.

As a camera-phone, expect great quality pictures- the same quality you would expect out of a standalone camera with cybershot.

I also found it to be quite fast when responding to commands and shortcuts. I didn't get any more time to play with much more. The phone also fits quite nicely in the hand, and i wasn't allowed to test it in my pocket. lol

It runs on Java OS as well

what else is there? well from my little hands-on time with it, the only thing that would stop me from leaping into a store with my bank card on the day of it's release is the fact that the X1 is looming around the corner. In fact- the X1 is now available in the U.K

But then again- a high quality camera phone is not what i am personally looking for, but given that- i would recommend it to anyone who is interested in getting a high quality camera phone.

the sony ericcson n95. good effort by the marketing team to distinguish it from its counterpart there. must've been an all nighter for that one. sorry im just a very cynical person!! love the phone though. only problem will be with the slide on the back of the camera which is easy to jam into place. had a play with one the other day. grouse